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Diamonds in the Ruff

Finding loving homes for our overlooked dogs and cats 

 

Meet Rainbow

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Get to know the Diamond

Rainbow was found as a stray in rural TX as a young pup and, with the help of our rescue partners, has made her way north to find a home of her own. We don't know how she started her life; whether she was born on the streets or abandoned as a puppy. Regardless, she is a happy-go-lucky girl eager for adventure!

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She didn't have the opportunity to learn her basic manners as a young pup, so she prefers to greet new humans with a big jump and a kiss on the face! With calm guidance, she has been learning the alien to be calm herself. Her default will always be excitement and fun, so she will need a human as ready for adventure as she is. She would excel at dog sports, like agility, and would enjoy being a hiking or jogging buddy!

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She has always felt at home with other dogs, whether she's mingling with one pal or running with a pack. She would make an amazing sister to another pup as playful as herself. Male or female friends are both fine, and she'll play with dogs of any size but might not be as gentle as smaller ones need.

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For some people, Rainbow's energy and adventures may be the rain in their day, but for the right family she'll be their sunshine.

Basics

  • Age: 11 months old

  • D.O.B.: Approximately May 2023

  • Sex: Female (spayed)

  • Breed: Unknown mixed breed

  • Weight: 45 lbs. (likely 50-55 lbs. fully grown)

Needs

  • Experience with dogs is recommended.

  • Good with teens 15 and up.

  • Good with other dogs close to her size or larger.

  • Not good with cats; plays too rough.

  • Needs quick and regular access to an enclosed outdoor area for exercise and potty breaks.

  • No more than 5 hours alone a day; can go up to 8 hours when she has learned housebreaking.

The ideal home described above is based on the knowledge of Buddy Dog’s staff. This list reflects what Buddy Dog staff believe will be necessary for the animals to succeed and be happy in an adoptive home.

Adopt

​We ask all prospective adopters to fill out an online application, which can be found here. If the animal becomes available and your application has been approved to move onto the next step, a staff member will schedule a remote interview prior to scheduling a meet-and-greet with the eligible animals.

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Please by patient as we receive many applications daily. If you have any questions, feel free to email info@buddydoghs.org or leave a voicemail at 978-443-6990.

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